Silicon Ranch believes cattle-grazing is the next frontier in so-called agrivoltaics.

The controversy has embroiled buyers of the $7 billion in sustainable bonds the country has issued since 2022 across U.S. dollar, euro and yen markets.

There are other significant obstacles facing the construction, including ongoing negotiations between the Alberta and federal governments over a climate emissions framework.

An unprecedented nationwide data collection will show where storms and wildfires are causing large insurer losses and rate hikes.

Colombia and the Netherlands will pass the baton to Ireland and Tuvalu to carry on what nearly 60 countries hope becomes a new form of multilateral cooperation.

The Trump administration has been circulating flyers at this week’s gathering of the International Maritime Organization.

Legislators in at least 28 states this year introduced bills that would roll back tax incentives for the energy-hungry facilities.

Oil producers are facing a May 7 deadline to stop gas from burning off at some newer wells.

A Democratic bill would give Congress the authority to override presidential rejections of recovery aid.

The EPA administrator achieved a string of viral moments to play up online, which could serve his ambitions beyond the agency.

Trucking fleets are buying Tesla’s lower-cost, higher-range electric big rig — and boosting the state’s climate goals.

The European Commission is considering temporary relief from methane penalties as energy firms warn of supply risks.

Host cities, stadiums and FIFA are working to protect players and spectators by conducting heat risk assessments, enhancing shade and more.

The work at Blue Hill Observatory and Science Center serves not just to keep weather records, but also to connect ordinary people to climate science.

Government lawyers sided with gas companies urging the justices to revisit a decision by a lower bench that upheld the rules.

Delegates pointed to the Iran war — and the resulting energy crisis — as a reason to transition away from fossil fuels.

The final report could propose transformations to federal disaster aid. But it comes as the president has eased his criticism of the emergency response agency.

Ocean Winds agreed to cancel two developments in a deal with the administration. But the developer's most viable project is still on the table.

Elected officials heard hours of testimony over two days as they seek to bolster emergency plans after devastating floods last summer.

“We can only move at the speed of trust,” said one official with the state's Department of Housing and Community Development.